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College, -University, of Toronto. All only the dismay,of a catastrophe, such ly in personalities. Without apparent calls. They are quick- experienced just such a sense of who shared with them the inheritance of the house. I .. . ��. �� r"'.
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by -, the most "modern 1iiinciplalL scandal,, can bring to the surface �o was one of possessing no hidden keys store of unspent life. She did not established air could be attributed in pajamas and two bathrobos, Was� Aft, ,, it
Charges reasonable. Day or night display their troubled waters to the to this or that compartment of mys- have to be told that she was witness- part to the house itself, for *as man ting in a sheltered. itook"beside iini. of: -.,- --,,.,-,
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a I MEDICAL In sizing up Miss Alloway in the on the hotel, register, but, undaunted made to apartments far more conven- Stephen drew his bathrobe tightl -, .
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DR� J. A. MUNN of the color and smoothness of coral accumulate unopened until late in th.3 .as ladyship was concerned, Miss Al- They came out to wet pavements stranger as it was familiar to him put it this way -I won't remember a �11 ` , 11
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- stablished in her and a shower. Janet gasped in di.;- who had nursed its later years with restl,e.s night, ever." I
Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross to a smile, not as dispensing alms or pensively one by one. Somethingwas loway was forever es , i
ax ,.- � - Graduate of Northwestern Univers- mind as the real thing. may and looked in vain for the ear- an indomitable determination to pass .,.:11 I I
re � oyal giving a bribe, but as a mountain troubling her; while her placid brows Her judgment was as intuitive and ria e starter or an obliging urchin. its beauty on to his heir. Choice (Continued next week.) I ... ,' � . �
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Beaforth. Phone 151. ing the passage of a lovely vision shelter, and had already loaded at- tried and true, lingering year after "Doctor, do you think the anes- .
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V143 to share that "There goes money," but who, if a "Wait f(,r me here, dear," she said, -were heaped upon the oblong length ,,I think not." �.. I 11
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of money." Thus showing by the addi- dashed off with a nervous backward tion. The cavernous embrasure of 1, ,
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droit nuance can signify all of a so- ticins had been comprehended. screening nor any decoration save a �, 11 1;
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ed 1, Children, Dublin. Office at residence clock. "What time do you get a- think this matter out for herself she gle black bow, Her shoulders were assurance that the' weather would "Madam, you will have to get some- �..i
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we ly, b t a practitioner of psychoanalysis; of black velvet, which bad a high ous march of the seasons. cash this cheque for you." .. "I �'.
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custom, to scoff, and remained ulti- ages with me," replied the girl. ! People glanced a .: I
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don, England. office Back � which did not seem already to havtIi pleasant smiles on their lips, � is 1,
_: ink, Scaforth. Phone No. 5. excellent quality, and fare forth un- never been appreciated. For instance, or and pos- "I
11 minion Bi a girl will turn up with a single suit- taken on an air of possyss I though each wmild carry from th,it , .. ..1.
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AUCTIONEERS the amusements, borne comforts, and or timp. to the minute for garden ith her arms outstretched a I softly acro.,;,; the autumn storm. i ..".
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. Licensed auctioneer for the Coun- of the most democratic community on same girl arrive with fourteen trunk rigid props to her body. Her aboul- 1 20 per cent, otf all D �
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of' Jones, School of Auctioneering, was not easily impressed by slight lat,- for every engagement, no matte, and her bead hung forward, but youth: better and by that -,am(, )kPT1 old ... ,",
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. Oscar W. Reed, Staffa, Ont s a That frivolous deduction is cast off hearted envy and adminitipti. I timv ton impersonal to give rise to' In �uiv event.. . ;,.
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11-2. 2965x52 cash basis of a great hotel, and a. "Will, you try this one on now'? " I .11,
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I THOMAS I conquest was all the more remarkable. could acquaint The girl's eyes did not .seem, whol profesRimial exponent. of approach! Cash on�y in these bargains )"
) 4 Licensed auctioneer for the counties It took place in the following man- advance if first h` the clothes; they were �4....
A of Huron and Perth. Correspondence himself with the exact extent of hig absorbed with � without introduction, but long vxpori-, �. . . �
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